SalarHaqq
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Where is Iran? We are waiting .. all talk no walk
Iran never said anything about preventing Baku from retaking Karabakh.
On the contrary, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, seyyed Ali Khamenei (h.A.) clearly stressed that all occupied lands should return to Azarbaijan:
“This military skirmish should end as soon as possible. Of course, all lands belonging to the Republic of Azerbaijan and occupied by Armenia should be liberated and returned to Azerbaijan.”
Read more about Iran's position on the issue here:
https://english.khamenei.ir/news/8069/The-Karabakh-dispute-and-Imam-Khamenei-s-rational-position
lol. Armenia already agreed to the land corridor. Let’s see if you can do anything.
This statement is attributing unreal intentions to Iran.
As part of the 2020 ceasefire agreement, Armenia agreed to a land corridor running through sovereign Armenian territory. Iran has absolutely no issues with that.
What Iran opposes, and very clearly announced in no unmistakable terms, is military occupation and annexation of that land corridor by Baku's forces.
Can you see the difference?
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You were talking about red line. Where are you ? We are here hahah
Iran's red line is military occupation of the Zangezur corridor by the Alyev regime. Since that has not happened, Iran's red line has not been crossed.
Baku has insinuated it is eyeing invasion of that area. But failed to do so to this day. It's been talk, no action.
This is what Iran will not allow:
Retaking Karabakh - no problem at all from Iran's perspective. Please don't confuse the two.
Your red line keeps changing lol
Not at all.
Iran's red line has been one and the same from the start, never changing an iota.
To repeat: the moment Baku's military crosses into Syunik province of Armenia proper, Iran will set in motion counter-measures.
So let that happen first, then you may evaluate Iran's response. For now it's the Baku regime doing the talk but failing to take action.
Make our day!
I hope they are stupid enough to make a wrong move.
What move? As declared by Iran, she will respond to the Aliyev regime trying to forcefully modify internationally recognized borders. Since the Aliyev regime has not dared to cross this red line, Iran has no reason to intervene.
Should Baku go ahead with such an illegal undertaking however, then Iran will act one way or another. When it comes to this question, the ball is not in Iran's camp but firmly in Baku's.
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